《中国伊斯兰史存稿》

《中国伊斯兰史存稿》

"Chinese Islamic History Archives"　　Chinese Islamic history treatise. Bai Shouyi wrote. The book contains 11 articles of the author on the study of Islam in China. The contents include: (1) A brief history of Islam. Such as "A Brief History of Islam in China", "The Historical Tradition of Chinese Muslims", "The Earliest Chinese Record of Islam from the Battle of Talas", "The Activities of Dashi Merchants in China in Song Dynasty", "Muslims and Islam in Yuan Dynasty" ". (2) Textual research on famous Islamic figures. Such as "Sai Dianchi · Ai Si Ding Kao", "Liuzhou Islam and Ma Xiong". (3) Postscripts written for inscriptions of important ancient mosques. Such as "Postscript Wujian "Records of Qingjing Temple", "Postscript "Reconstruction of Huaisheng Temple". (4) Prefaces for some Islamic books and periodicals. For example, "The Preface to the Horse Translation of the Koran" and "The Preface to the Quanzhou Islamic Stone Carvings". The appendix part of the book contains 5 treatises written by domestic scholars, including Chen Yuan's "A Brief History of Muslims Entering China", Pang Shiqian's "Evolution of Chinese Muslim Monastery Education and Textbooks" Wang Kuan's ((The Advancement of Islam in China) The Preface of the Announcement of the Headquarters of the Association, Zhao Zhenwu's "Thirty Years of Chinese Muslim Culture Overview", Wang Jingzhai's "Fifty Years of Studying and Self-Reporting", and an important historical material excerpted from "Awakening Back" - "Halal Education" The Chronicle of the Society”. The book has a total of more than 240,000 words. It not only provides a general description of the history of Islam in China, but also provides incisive comments on some important historical facts. It is one of the important achievements in the field of Chinese Islamic academic research. publishing.